Kelly Jean Davis
Graphic and Web Design

Farm Girl Works

• http://www.farmgirlworks.com

• Skype: mavis1966

Kelly Jean Davis is the creative mind of Farm Girl Works, a Seattle, Washington graphic design firm that specializes in artisans and indie businesses. Representative clients include: Arts Corps, dBoone construction, playmatters, Yeats Design, Yogabutter and pro bono work for the University of Washington Medical Center's art program. Projects include branding, web sites and identity packages. See the portfolio at www.farmgirlworks.com.

Prior to founding Farm Girl Works in 2000, Kelly was an art director for Luminant Worldwide and worked with clients such as Microsoft. Previous to that, she was the in-house graphic designer for Experience Hendrix, the estate of the...[more]

Kelly Jean Davis is the creative mind of Farm Girl Works, a Seattle, Washington graphic design firm that specializes in artisans and indie businesses. Representative clients include: Arts Corps, dBoone construction, playmatters, Yeats Design, Yogabutter and pro bono work for the University of Washington Medical Center's art program. Projects include branding, web sites and identity packages. See the portfolio at www.farmgirlworks.com.

Prior to founding Farm Girl Works in 2000, Kelly was an art director for Luminant Worldwide and worked with clients such as Microsoft. Previous to that, she was the in-house graphic designer for Experience Hendrix, the estate of the late (great) Jimi Hendrix. And! she edited and designed four fetish magazines.

Kelly is a self-trained graphic designer with over ten years of experience in editorial, identity, and web design. Earlier she primarily worked in editorial design, but now specializes in smaller, independent companies that need a distinctive look to complement their business goals.

Pennsylvania State University bestowed a bachelor's degree in mass communications on her in 1990. She has also taken creative classes at School of Visual Concepts and local colleges. She interned at New York University and British Broadcasting Company.

Turn-ons include the library, bunnies, bears, birdbaths, cows, hydrangeas, and marinated calamari. Turn-offs include hairballs, flies, white plastic bags, halitosis, Dick Cheney, and marigolds. Her greatest flaw is perfectionism and greatest strength is 70 pounds at the leg press. [less]

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  From Nancy Hanauer

  Given on Mon Jun 16, 2008.

  I hired Kelly to update some of my promotional materials. She was professional, oh-so-easy to work with, the turn around...[more]

  I hired Kelly to update some of my promotional materials. She was professional, oh-so-easy to work with, the turn around time was excellent and her rates are very reasonable! And she's a groovy and big-hearted person, to boot!    [less]
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  From Valerie Anker

  Given on Wed Jun 11, 2008.

  Kelly created my spectacular website. She is professional, thorough, prompt, creative and a wonderful person. I was given her information...[more]

  Kelly created my spectacular website. She is professional, thorough, prompt, creative and a wonderful person. I was given her information by an associate and have now passed her information on to a number of people needing website development. Her creative eye combined with her professionalism is truly unique.   [less]
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  From Rebecca Beltran

  Given on Fri Mar 28, 2008.

  I just worked with Kelly to get a website put together for one of my clients. Her design was gorgeous...[more]

  I just worked with Kelly to get a website put together for one of my clients. Her design was gorgeous and very well matched the theme of the site. She is such a joy to work with that I've decided to have her design MY next site.    [less]
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  From Megan Groves

  Given on Sun Oct 15, 2006.

  Kelly's talents begin with her incredible ability to understand the mood of a business or product, to really take in...[more]

  Kelly's talents begin with her incredible ability to understand the mood of a business or product, to really take in its unique feel and functioning, and then to tranform it into a visual language which is both exquisitely beautiful and conveys the perfect marketing message.

  For my website, www.infusionmassage.com (unveiled shortly), her artistry was fantastic, but she so expertly captured the essence of my business, that I feel confident I can send friends her way and that they'll get to see their voices put into great design. Thanks, Kelly!   [less]

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Kelly Jean's blog: Lil Bloody

• Farm Girl Works -- ready to roll!

  After a spring semester at St Therese taking photos and assisting in the classroom on Wednesdays and Thursdays, Farm Girl Works has (almost) all five days of the work-week to devote to graphic and web design. This will help me work more efficiently on projects.
  
  I am still volunteering at the University of Washington Medical Center at the Artist-in-Residence program for half a day on Thursdays. I love it!

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• So you want a web site...

  Here are a few questions before starting!
  
  GOALS
  What do I want my site to do for me? Possible answers include:
  – inform people of my services, products or art
  – sell my services, products or art (in this case, do I have credit card capability?)
  – gather information about visitors
  
  
  INTERNET ACCESS
  – Do I already have a domain name?
  – Do I have hosting for my web site? How much space do I have allotted...

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